rabbit - králík

noun - a small animal with long ears, it eats grass and people keep them as pets or for their meat

 

rabbit - chytat králíky, lovit králíky

verb - to catch rabbits

 

rabbit on - tlachat, žvanit, mlít (o něčem), mluvit bez ustání (o něčem)

verb, British English, informal - to go on talking about something you consider unimportant or silly

 

down the rabbit hole - v pasti, v pěkné kaši, v říši divů, do pasti, do pěkné kaše

adverb - in/to a strange situation that is difficult to get out of

 

pull a rabbit out of the hat - přijít se zázračným řešením, vykouzlit řešení

verb - to unexpectedly come up with a surprising solution

bunny - králíček

noun - a child's word for a rabbit

buck - samec, jelen, srnec

noun - a male of the deer or rabbit

kit - mládě (králíka apod.)

noun - a young rabbit, squirrel, ferret, beaver etc.

hare - zajíc

noun - a wild rabbit, bigger, with longer ears and legs

burrow - nora

noun - a hole in the ground made by a rabbit etc. to live and hide in

 

rodent - hlodavec

noun - a small animals with long sharp front teeth, such as a mouse, rat or rabbit

bathrobe - župan

noun, American English - a long loose piece of clothing that you wear before or after a bath

briefs - slipy, kalhotky

noun - men's or women's underwear that covers the parts between the waist and the top of the legs

boxer-shorts - boxerky, trenky

noun - shorts used as men's underwear

boxer shorts - boxerky, trenky

noun - shorts used as men's underwear